Underwater
Underwater
this addictive state of sadness i just find so calming
underwater the time moves slower
i do my best thinking when i can’t see
my skin might feel colder
but trust me baby i really feel like me.
silence leaves no room for distraction
the building pressure squeezes my head
i think of all of the things that could happen
what would i do if i found you dead?
my thoughts are not satanic
but mind moving so fast
you think i’m in a panic
the calmness doesn’t last
its not the case until it gets real late
that’s when i start gasping for air.
i realize then that life has a due date
and nobody seems to care
wavy figures above the water make me feel numb
oblivious to my silent cry of help
i know no one will come
it’s always up to me to help myself.
silence leaves no room for distraction
building pressure squeezes my head
i think of all of the things that could happen
what would you do if you found me dead?
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